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Karim Shah vs Cesar Menaca

AD World Masters 2022 · Day 2 · Mat 5

Qualifier BlackMaster 3Male85KG
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Win Karim Shah KSJJ Team
Loss Cesar Menaca Commando Group

Karim Shah vs Cesar Menaca is an AJP competition video from AD World Masters 2022, Qualifier in the Black / Master 3 / Male / 85KG division, recorded on Mat 5 (Day 2). It is one of 23,714 AJP and ACBJJ match videos in the BJJ Metrics BJJ video database.

Event
AD World Masters 2022
Division
Black / Master 3 / Male / 85KG
Round
Qualifier
Mat
Mat 5 · Day 2

More competition video of these two — 5 other matches in the BJJ video database

W Karim Shah def. Tony Backman Watch AJP · AD World Masters 2022 — Day 2 · Black / Master 3 / Male / 85KG
W Cesar Menaca def. Hamed Jaryani Watch AJP · AD World Masters 2021 — Day 2 · Brown / Master 3 / Male / 85KG
L Flavio Serafin def. Karim Shah Watch AJP · AD World Masters 2022 — Day 2 · Black / Master 3 / Male / 85KG
W Cesar Menaca def. Maik Henneberg Watch AJP · AD World Masters 2021 — Day 2 · Brown / Master 1 / Male / 110KG
L Neocicero Barbosa def. Cesar Menaca Watch AJP · AD World Professional 2021 — Day 2 · Brown / Adult / Male / 69KG
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